Many times you want to work with only a portion of a string value. For example, Windows Script Host (WSH) has a property, FullName, which tells you whether a script is running under CScript or WScript. This can be useful information because you are likely to have certain scripts that should be, or in some cases can only be, run under CScript. However, the FullName property returns not just the name of the script host but the full path to the script host executable file. Typically these paths are:C:\Windows\Cscript.exe C:\Windows\Wscript.exe. ……
This guide is intended to help you “translate” VBScript scripts to Windows PowerShell scripts. However, this is not designed to be a word-for-word translation guide; for better or worse, things don’t quite work that way. Instead, consider this a reference as you begin writing Windows PowerShell scripts. After all, sooner or later you’re bound to run into a situation where you find yourself thinking, "OK, I need to use a Select Case statement here. I know how to do that in VBScript, but how do I do that in Windows PowerShell?……
The actual configuration of GRUB is based on three files that are described below:/boot/grub/menu.lstThis file contains all information about partitions or operating systems that can bebooted with GRUB. Without this information, the system control cannot be passedto the operating system./boot/grub/device.mapThis file translates device names from the GRUB and BIOS notation to Linux devicenames./etc/grub.confThis file contains the parameters and options the GRUB shell needs for installingthe boot loader correctly.The Boot Loader 429 ……
Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Scripting Guide Each of the previous code examples demonstrated one of the primary ADSI scripting task categories by completing a single task - creating one object, deleting one object, writing one attribute, and reading one attribute. It is more common, however, to perform more than a single task in an ADSI script. ……
以下是脚本对AdsI编程的基本步骤 Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Scripting Guide You have now seen the four primary categories of directory administration tasks (creating, reading, modifying, and deleting). The script examples demonstrate how simply and consistently you can complete these tasks using ADSI scripts. Figure 5.1 summarizes each major task category and the set of ADSI scripting steps involved in completing each task. ……
Not all attribute values are stored in a directory service. Instead, attribute values that are not contained in the directory can be calculated when a request for the attribute is made. This type of attribute is called operational. Note that this type of attribute is defined in the schema but it does not contain a value in the directory. Instead, the domain controller that processes a request for an operational attribute calculates the attribute's value to answer the client request. ……